Replacement Slide Out Motor Recommendation for 9,000 RPM Slide Out Motor

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would this set up work to replace the 9000rpm gearing that has chewed up plastic gear

asked by: Mike B

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Since you said what you have is the 9,000 RPM model the correct replacement motor is the part # LC125802. This is a Tuson High Speed 18:1 9,000 RPM slide out motor.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Gary L.

7/1/2020

Can you purchase the plastic gear in the gearbox item#LC 125802 18:1 for Lippert through- frame slide-outs

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Chris R.

7/6/2020

Unfortunately the gear box isn't available separately from the Lippert Motor part # LC125802.

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Thanks for the info you listed. Based on that the correct replacement motor is the part #LC295380.

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